The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-02-24
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Miss Ella A. Giles, of Madison, Wis, repre-
.o,,ing Western journal. was at the st. James
few days ago.
The I.eConte pear trees, in full bloom, are
among the prettesi sights to be seen in the Tai
I,bassee Country now.
Harry Robinson, the famous commedian,
will appear with the Goldens at the Opera House,
F,ilay and Saturday nights.
Hon. w. w. Walker, of Crawfordville, reg
;.,ere,l a, the New Leon on Tuesday.
Mr. VIM. A. Rawls left last Saturday for
Wv Orleans TO witness the grand Mardi Gras
display.
Nj. c. b Parkhil. daughter and maid were
among the arrivals at the Leon early in the
week.
The Cold Storage Company are having the
;ce factory machinery overhauled for the sum-
aers run They expect 10 make more ice this
season than ever before and extend the business
cast and west from Tallahassee.
F1--au Fits stopped free by DIR. Kline's Great
~ Restorer No Fits after first days USE
v,ryrlous cures Treatise and $500 trial bottle
r. 70 Fiji cases Send to DR.. Kline, 81 Arch st.,
Philadelphia, "a
We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
lion to attend a Full Dress Reception and Co
,iliou At the Piney Woods Hotel, Townsville,
lAs Tuesday evening
Miss Bella Golden, the popular favorite,
Kill appear at the Opera House, Friday and Sat-
urdav nights
Mr. F C. Gilmore is prepared to write fire,
lie and accident insurance policies. See local
and advertisement
Rev T. W Clark has placed a number of
Shilzuoka and Lake Jackson views, with Mrs.
Grover Cleveland as the central figure, at the
New Leon Hotel.
Seven Springs Mass cures diarrhea, bilious
colo. cholera infanlum, and all arrangements o
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Price 90
cents and 800 For sale by all druggists.
Hon. j. F. Mcclellan, Judge Of the First
Circuit, was among the prominent guests at the
ST James this week.
Ii you want pictures framed in good style,
promptly and cheap take them to Gilmore q
Hartt's Furniture Emporium. Satisfaction guar
anieed.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville E. Hungerford, Of
Waierown, n T., are guests of the Leon HO-
tel They came over from Townsville on
Monday and will go TO East Florida in a few days.
Mrs. Hungeriord is a niece of Hon. Roswell
T. Flower, OF New York.
Salem Ii. Wales, Esq, prominent citizen
Of New York, formerly President of the De-
pariment OF Public Parks of that city, is visit
ing Florida for the first time with his wife.
M. Wales has spent several days at the Leon
Hotel, in Tallahassee, and expresses himself as
very much pleased with our city and its pictur-
eSque surroundings. They came over from
Townsville on Monday.
Hon. j. F. Mcclellan, Judge of the First
Circuit, sat in the Supreme Court last Tuesday
in case in which Judge George P. Raney was
disqualified
MI. W. A. Griffith, General Manager OF the
Singer Machine Office, rs the happiest man in the
Capital City He's the proud papa-since
Washington's birth day)-of two bouncing
boys
Read all the land advertisements in the
FLoRIDAN
The railroad news in this issue of the FLO
RIDIAS will be welcomed by every citizen Of
city and county.
DR. A B. Hawkins is supplying the ITALIA
hassee market with fine cabbage from his extern
sve Wihlacoochee vegetable farm.
Hon. A. ]. Russell, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, left tor DeFuniak on Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. F. Kissel, Miss Kate n.
kemper and Mr. W. L. Adams left yesterday for
trip To the Gulf coast.
Garden truck is quite plentiful In the To la
hassee Country Peas are blooming, Irish pota-
toes are up and growing finely.
This is the second day OF the lenten season
Hon. Geo p Fowler, State Senator from
Putnam county, was at the Capital yesterday,
and made pleasant visit at the FLoRIDIAN
sanctum
MI. W. w. Woodward, Superintendent OIL
Schools for Leon county, left Wednesday night
for DeFuniak
Mr.. George Greenhow, of Macon, Ga, one oi
The incorporators of The Florida and North
western Railroad Company" has been In ITALIA
hassee for a week past He has prepared articles
ofncorporation, and the "Notice Of Incorpora-
ton" appears in this issue of the FLoRDIAN
From Tallahassee southeast MI. Greenhow's com
pany has selected route suggested and often re
Tered to by the FLoRIDIAS, and. upon the whole
their enterprise once in operation would be ont
oil the best lines in the South.
We still have tobacco seed for free distribu
ton
Mr.. B. n Shay visited New Orleans thil
week to view the grand Mardi Gras pageant
Hon. E. ]. Vann, Judge Of the Third Circuit
presiding In the second thai OF Bogue Selpl
al Live Oak.
Rev. DR.. Douglass, q prominent Presbyterian
divine Of Kentucky, is stopping at Mrs. Argyle'a
On Call street. He preached an able and inter
sting sermon at the Presbyterian Church las
Sunday, will preach there tonight and has COO
sented 10 ill the pulpit every Sunday - long .
De remainsin Tallahassee
Tallahassee Lodge No. Ss2e. Knights o
Honor, will hold regular meeting Il Massni'
Hall tonight.
The fine growing weather Of the past ~,
weeks has caused the grass to spring forth N
our picturesque hills nov have, an additions
charm clad in beautiful living green.
Hon George N. Bsrdin, Circuit Clegk Of Ca.
county, made pop cali o. he KLoRzD1An yea
terday -~rr.r ) ~ " =. ~
Miss Maggie Pearce last evening entezsaine
quite number Of friends 1t csrd party, u u
eaegant residences other bsothW, tx Mayor G. {
rsarce, on north Moaroe s1ss& IT, oscasio
ssone Of unusual enjoyment 70 an ssssnl